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Lords statement on progress made in aviation negotiations with the USA. - Inc fact that on 5 June the UK and US Governments reached agreement on a package of new opportunities for UK and US airlines.
Lords statement on progress made in aviation negotiations with the USA. - Inc fact that on 5 June the UK and US Governments reached agreement on a package of new opportunities for UK and US airlines.
Statement on what progress has been made in aviation negotiations with the United States of America. - Includes fact that on 5 June, the UK and US Governments reached agreement on a package of new opportunities for UK and US airlines.
Statement on what progress has been made in aviation negotiations with the United States of America. - Includes fact that on 5 June, the UK and US Governments reached agreement on a package of new opportunities for UK and US airlines.
How much will be spent by his Department in contracts with US airlines in the current financial year. - Inc fig. (Failed OPQ)
How much will be spent by his Department in contracts with US airlines in the current financial year. - Inc fig. (Failed OPQ)
That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to reject moves by the European Commission to interfere with negotiations between the United Kingdom and the Government of the United States of America over aviation access rights between the two countries; notes that more than ú5 billion has been spent on state aid to European airlines since 1991; believes that the European Commission should concentrate instead on ensuring the removal of state aid which distorts the market, diminishes incentives for State-owned airlines to become efficient and results in a bad deal for passengers; and calls on the European Commission to reject Spanish plans to inject further aid into Iberia, Spain's national airline.
That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to reject moves by the European Commission to interfere with negotiations between the United Kingdom and the Government of the United States of America over aviation access rights between the two countries; notes that more than ú5 billion has been spent on state...
What assessment he has made of comparative charges to airlines in (a) the United Kingdom and (b) the United States of America. - Have not made any such assessment.
What assessment he has made of comparative charges to airlines in (a) the United Kingdom and (b) the United States of America. - Have not made any such assessment.
What representations he has received (a) formally and (b) informally in each of the past nine months in favour of claims for slots at Heathrow made by (i) United Airlines and (ii) American Airlines from (1) the airlines, (2) lobbyists and (3) honourable Members.
What representations he has received (a) formally and (b) informally in each of the past nine months in favour of claims for slots at Heathrow made by (i) United Airlines and (ii) American Airlines from (1) the airlines, (2) lobbyists and (3) honourable Members.